I’m not sure what exactly you are proving by opening a thread like this - IMO, it seems that your trying to downgrade that people that do not wear hijab and pray salah.
From my understanding of Islam, both Salah and Hijab are compulsary. But one does not need to tell the whole world that they read their 5 daily prayers. That is between them and their Lord. While there may be reasons why some people don’t read salah such as:
too lazy/tired
cant be bothered
the hassle of doing wudu
will do it when they are older
not really “religious” now, maybe one day inshallah
etc
One of the first questions we will be asked in our graves will be about our Salah. I pray that all of my Muslim brothers and sisters will be steadfast in their salah inshallah.
As for the question of hijab - this should be both an inward and outward practice and modesty is applied for men and women. IMO, just because a sister wears a scarf on her head, it doesnt excuse her for wearing the tightest jeans and top that she can squeeze herself into, backbiting & gossiping, and having bad and rude adab. Adab and Ikhlas is very important as a Muslim. One of the main reasons there were many conversions into Islam at the time of the Holy Prophet SAW was because of his character. He was a noble, honest and trustworthy man. Everyone, including his enemies, only had good things to say about him. We, all of us Muslims, hijabi or non-hijabi, ones that pray and ones that dont - first need to develop this sense of character. Having achieving this, then everything else will fall into place.
In times when I didn’t pray in certain situations, people questioning me about it helped. They were able to help me overcome what I thought were obstacles by suggesting solutions that I found practical and was able to implement.